“Freddie’s brought credibility to our conservation partnerships in Wyoming through his projects and hard work.
A lot of people talk the walk when it comes to conservation ranching. Freddie Botur and Cottonwood Ranches walk the walk. They are demonstrating innovative ways to build partnerships and improve ranch productivity while improving habitat and leaving water instream to benefit wild and native fish.”
“The future of land conservation is going to be determined by private land owners. They own some of the most magnificent pieces of the American landscape, and they have been great stewards of these lands. Our partnership with the Boturs on the Cottonwood Ranches exemplifies what can be accomplished for ranchers, rural economies and wildlife when private landowners and conservation groups work together. It is a privilege to work with Freddie and his family.”
Freddie has been a partner in the academic communities for a number of hotbed issues in the west, from wolves, to Sage Grouse, to oil and gas. He has shown the ability to work with people from diverse and opposing interests. He has passion for the science and process of finding data and metrics that support natural resource policies affecting ranchers and ecological landscape values.
” Freddie is a man with a great diversity of skills from design to construction, communication to action; Freddie knows how to create momentum and focus on what needs to get done.”
“Freddie was able to help us with a new vision for our ranch and family property. He was a great observer and communicator to our family and our team. He comes in with great perspective and experience.”
“Here in the Upper Basin, one finds the multigenerational Botur legacy of cattle ranching, hard work, superb stewardship of water and wildlife resources and the spectacular scenery of Green River country. Hearty Best Wishes to Freddie and his family for years of hard work and caring for the land.”
